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Las Vegas Travellers
BEST TIME
TO VISIT
Rather than ask when to
visit Las Vegas, you should ask when not to go: The city has become so
popular that an "off season" is nonexistent.
There are times to avoid Las Vegas, however, such as during New Year's,
most three-day public holidays, July 4th, and school vacations.
Valentine's Day is also out unless you are planning to get
married—fast.
Throughout the year, the city is relatively crowded and the weather
remains dry and sunny. For swimmers and sunbathers, the weather is
ideal from May to September. Spring and fall are the best for walking
the Strip or venturing into the surrounding desert.
•high season: January to mid-November
•shoulder season: late November to December
If there are times that peak more than others, they're New Year's Eve
through mid-February during winter escape time and July 1 through Labor
Day due to family vacations.
TIPS FOR
TRAVELLERS
1.If you have a mobile, you can dial 647 to reach Nevada Highway
Patrol. For those who are driving, parking requires some skill as you
can’t park at the strip permanently.
2.Be on the lookup for your wallet and purse, especially when there are
crowded places for safety. Pickpockets can strike any time and if
someone knocks
into you accidentally, check that your wallet is safe.
3.In Las Vegas it is better to be safe than sorry and don’t
even attempt to walk from Freemont Street back to the strip, more so
for the female.
4.Watch your step when you are crossing the streets as cars can be in
full flight and pay no attention to jaywalkers, so make use of the
crosswalks every time or you might be fined too.
5.If you are in need of time in the morning before departing, check
with the front desk to push back the departure as most hotels check out
time is noon but for small tips, you can push forward a few hours.
DON'TS
DO NOT leave room keys laying around the swimming pool.
DO NOT flash your cash.
DO NOT leave your luggage unattended when checking into your hotel.
DO NOT countersign all your traveler's checks.
DO NOT pick up hitchhikers.
DO NOT leave your keys in unattended car, even while running a quick
errand or filling up with gas.
USEFUL
PHONE NUMBERS
All numbers are in the 702 area code
Las
Vegas Metro Police (non emergency) - 795-3111
Emergency
- 911
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